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The woman in the video, Meryl Nass, is a Maine doctor whose license was suspended in January 2022 for spreading misinformation about COVID-19. Margaret Harris, a WHO spokesperson, confirmed that Nass does not work for the agency and that she was not speaking on its behalf at the conference.

According to the conference’s website, it was created to give doctors, lawyers and other professionals worldwide an “uncensored and safe haven” to “discuss their experiences with COVID-19.” Speakers for the 2023 event included known spreaders of misinformation about the virus.

An agenda for the conference states that it was held in Brussels on May 3, 2023, in Room PHS 1A2 of the European Parliament. “PHS” stands for Paul-Henri Spaak Building. Five members of the European Parliament co-hosted the event, according to a poster advertising the conference. But speakers did not address the entirety of the European Parliament. Such gatherings, or plenary sessions, in Brussels are held in a room called the Hemicycle.

WHO has drafted a voluntary treaty, which has not yet been ratified, that lays out broad recommendations related to international cooperation on pandemic prevention, preparedness and response. The treaty, though legally binding, has no enforcement mechanisms and does not overrule any nations’ individual health or domestic policies, the AP has reported. It includes an entire section devoted to protecting human rights.

Asked whether WHO is planning what Nass describes in the video, Harris wrote in an email, “we certainly are not.”

Nass stood by her comments at the conference in a phone call with the AP.

So, you're an anti-anti-vaxxer then? Or did you not watch the video or know what this (probable) kike is actually saying? According to her words, she's a "conspiracy theorist," just like you, and us.

Meryl Nass is a physician and researcher who proved the world's largest anthrax epidemic was due to biological warfare. She revealed the dangers of the anthrax vaccine. Her license was suspended for prescribing (HYDROXYCHLOROQUINE) COVID medications and 'misinformation.'